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Let's start with some insane stuff:
- mouse acceleration on by default, cannot be disabled
- framerate hickups with a GTX1080 + 4770K + 24GB RAM and running from an SSD
- no 21:9 support (stretched UI, 100 degrees max FoV, I'm pretty sure the vertical vs horizontal mouse movement is also borked to hell)
- pop-in like you paid for that
- textures. Wait, what textures?
- no ui scaling of any sort. If you have a large, high resolution monitor, enjoy gigantic icons and UI elements

The mouse+keyboard controls are utterly horrible.

Space dogfight is especially bad for anyone who tried space sims ever. You want to fight pirates? Go and play Freespace 1 + 2 (and check out the open source project) and don't look back ever. Controls are very mushy, reaction time of the ship is just ridiculous. You push the mouse up, the ship does not move. You get tired, try pushing down, now it starts to react. To the up. Try hitting targets like that.

Every time you want to accept / change anything, you have to press the mouse button down and hold. As if you were using a controller. Even if you just want to change the "texture detail" (lol) from Medium to High.

The mouse wheel is not used in the options menu, or the cursor / wasd keys. You have to click the up/down buttons to advance the list of options.

Mouse position resets to the middle of the screen every time you change menus or menu tabs.

Generic UI problems
- There is no separate menu for crafting.
- You can only view your recepies if you have a free inventory space
- you cannot exchange two items unless you have a free inventory space to temporarily move one of them there
- no "upload all discoveries" option
- the starmap simply does not work as a map. There is no zoom to have an overview of the galaxy segment, or even see more than your current star system at once.

Deisgn problems:
Unfortunately, there are more problems. The creatures are very, very generic most of the time. Quadrupled antilop/deer/cat/cow grazing animal, hunter spider-thing. The guardian drones are an annoyance, and if you hide inside your ship, 75% of the time they lose sight of you. The large advanced dog-drone (that looks like that DARPA dog-robot) is bugged if you use grenades on it and will enter a state of permanent semi-death.

...and so on. You can guess from here.

And that from a €60 game that did not have regional pricing, or preorder discount. (Thus it cost me 50% more than any AAA-game locally.) Shame on you! This is a €30 launch price game, not even close to €60!

If you want space fight, go with Freespace 1-2. If you want great moody graphics, go with Firewatch. If you want infinite terrain, go with Minecraft. If you want weird creatures, go with Spore, although that's not a good game either. But don't go with No Man's Sky, it's not the sum of the above, just the sum of the covers of the above. It has none of the substance, enough problems for dozens of indie games, and a price for dozens too.